
Thanks for Asking! I'm at Advanced Nurturing High School, Class C
谢邀!人在实教,分在c班
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 56k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
32Chapters
1.6MReads
1.4kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 11
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I always feel like the protagonist is a bit licky! The protagonist should be cold and ruthless, not like a joke.
Highly cultivated snow is located in Kyoto, not Tokyo.
It hasn't been updated yet, so what are you doing? Believe it or not, I will send you a blade.
There are very few practical novels, come on!
You may say that the protagonist can be colder, or that profit comes first and he helps because there are interests, but the problem is that the protagonist can't handle the problem of meddling in everything he encounters. For example, when the protagonist saved Airi earlier, he first recorded it with his mobile phone and then went over to beat him up and threatened him not to show up in front of Airi or else the video would be handed over to the police station... Isn't this a good way to avoid future troubles? .
Use abcd to number, what will you do after you get to z?
About Muyi's "Thank you for the invitation!" People are teaching in real life, assigned to Class Cc: Encounter with Sakura Airi Chapter review.
About Muyi's "Thank you for the invitation!" People are teaching in practice and assigned to Class C e: First encounter Chapter review.
About Muyi's "Thank you for the invitation!" People are teaching in practice, and they are assigned to class C j: s point system Chapter review.
If you like practical teaching novels, I'll give you all the tickets, come on